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...Portfolio for 1894, edited by W. B. Wolffe '95 and C. G. Carter '96, has been completed and will probably be issued today. The book is somewhat larger than usual and great pains have been taken to secure an artistic arrangement of the pictures. The Portfolio contains as usual, pictures of the senior class, the faculty, the University buildings, the Phi Beta Kappa, the Commencement speakers, the Class day officers, the 'Varsity Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs, the Pierian Sodality, the Mott Haven team, the 'varsity baseball and football teams, the 'varsity crew, and editors of college periodicals. In addition...
...last $500 of the $10,000. An urgent appeal is made to all who are interested in the work and future prosperity of the Prospect Union to do all in their power now to assist in raising the $4500 still required. Small gifts are very welcome as well as larger ones. Checks may be sent to Mr. George G. Wright, Treasurer, 86 Mt. Auburn St., Cambridge, or to Mr. Robert E. Ely, Prospect tive Cambridgeport. The following collegemen will receive and forward contribution; N. Hayward '95, J. K. Whittemore '95, F. W. Grinnell '95, H. Cabot '94, C. H. Crane...
...club tables. Taking into account the number of men who leave the hall annually, there would be room at the club tables another year for more than half of those now at the other end of the hall. The number of seats to be filled would be larger by 144, the number of men wanting seats would be less by 114. Obviously the proportion of those who left the general tables for the club tables would change materially for the better...
...large part of the defeat was due to the pitching of Gregory who was weak and wild, and it was owing to Scott's good work behind the bat that Brown did not have a larger score...
...quarters will give the Union room to grow a great deal larger than it now is. It is intended to have in the basement, bowling alleys, a gymnasium, shower baths, and the priting office in which the Prospect Union Review is printed. The front of the first floor is to be rented; in the rear will be two class rooms and, if it is found practicable, a laboratory. On the second floor will be a lecture hall seating 450 persons, reading room and library, and three class rooms. On the next floor will be five class rooms. Above this will...